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1946-47 Boston Garden Doubleheader Program - Holy Cross Cousy Frosh RARE!!
1946-47 Boston Garden Doubleheader Program - Holy Cross Cousy Frosh RARE!!
1946-47 Boston Garden Doubleheader Program - Holy Cross Cousy Frosh RARE!!
1946-47 Boston Garden Doubleheader Program - Holy Cross Cousy Frosh RARE!!
1946-47 Boston Garden Doubleheader Program - Holy Cross Cousy Frosh RARE!!

1946-47 Boston Garden Doubleheader Program - Holy Cross Cousy Frosh RARE!!

$ 31.67

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Sport: Basketball-College
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Grade: Very Good
  • Year: 1946-47
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Very good condition. Both games scored in pencil. No bends, folds, tears or creases, except for one small tear on the edge of the Holy Cross-Manhattan score page. Binding is tight, and the program is intact.
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Team: Holy Cross Crusaders

    Description

    1946-47 Holy Cross vs. Manhattan & Rhode Island vs. Bucknell Doubleheader Program
    Boston Garden, January 21
    Final scores - Holy Cross 58 - Manhattan 40
    Rhode Island 59 - Bucknell 52
    24 pages, very good
    condition.  The games were scored in pencil, and there's a tiny tear on the center-left edge of the Holy Cross-Manhattan score page.  The program is bound tightly and is intact.
    1946-47 College Basketball Doubleheader Program  -
    This is a great program from a terrific college doubleheader at Boston Garden that featured the Holy Cross Crusaders against the Manhattan Jaspers and the Rams of Rhode Island facing the Bucknell Bisons.
    The program has photos of a number of the players on the four squads as well as scouting reports on the teams.  One of the players who was getting nationwide attention for his sensational play was Holy Cross freshman guard Bob Cousy, making this program a great collectible from the early days of "The Cooz."